(Needed the asterisks so I don't run afoul of

the spam choppers or the people who disapprove

of naughty words being spelled out.)

Actually, it's more like what I don't

do that gets people upset with me.

And make sure you read this, if you want

instant strength, instant attraction, instant "shizzle."

Here it is...

I don't argue.

Or more accurately, I don't try to convince

people to do anything.

Sure, I'll lay out the reasons why I think

something is a good idea...

But I won't try and persuade.

I won't go through the motions of telling you

why my stuff is good.  Or my company.  Or my products.

(Which is kind of funny, because what I do has already

changed many many lives for the better.)

I definitely won't go through the motions of telling you

why my stuff is better than someone else's who does

the same kinda thing.

For one thing, I love a lot of stuff that's out there in

the self-development and peak performance fields. 

I've invested in a bunch of it, and it's helped me grow.

So who am I to tell you something is better for you

than something else?  We all respond to different things.

What I think is crap may be the thing that starts

someone else on the journey of a lifetime.

And what you think is crap may be something that

brings someone else to the Promise Land.

Sorry...went off on a tangent there.

I don't try and tell anyone they should do anything. 

If I have to pull out every psychological trick in the book

to get someone to do something, it's not right for them.

Sure, they might go my way.  They might buy one of

my books, or invest in a course, or coaching etc.

But it won't come from their own spirit...their own

internal clock that tells them it's time to make change.

And truthfully...if I beg, or bully, or manipulate

people into doing things, it makes me weak.

I laugh when I hear the lines from home

business industry...

"If I can show you a way to make an extra

routine, would you be willing to take a look?"

I used to use that line back in the day.

And my wife, who's a world class trainer in

the home biz industry makes fun of it as well.

Strength stands on its own.

It doesn't need manipulation.

Sometimes it gets enthusiastic..even theatrical.

But that's real.  Not a put up job.

NOW....

Here's why people get pissed off when I don't

try to persuade them to do stuff...

There's a little dance we do with each other.

Someone tries to sell you something. 

They push all your buttons. 

They hit your advertising sweet spots.

And most people aren't very good at it.

So it's easy to blow them off.

(Even though we all respond to marketing. 

We buy stuff that really isn't good for us

because we want to fit in with the crowd.)

I upset that balance.

Yeah, I want you to buy from me.

I want you to invest in my products and

my services, because they will rock your world.

But I won't play with your head

to make it happen.

I'll just live my truth.

And that's a change from how most people do it.

And that pisses people off.

They like their world to be predictable.

I won't play that game.

I'll just get bigger, and stronger, and richer,

and happier.

And invite you to come along with me,

using the skills I developed over the past

20 years as a counselor and trainer.

But it's up to you.

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Anyway, if you want to piss people off,

but also give them something exciting,

enticing and alluring...

Stop trying to convince.

Live your truth.

Get bigger, stronger, faster, better, happier.

And let the right ones take the journey with you.

And if you've got something to sell along

the way, sell it.

And receive from those who are ready to give.

Your Provocative Pal,
Larry

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